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Court-Appointed Receiver Offers No Relief For Tenants Without Heat, Hot Water In Brooklyn Building In Foreclosure

By r morris

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In Brooklyn, New York, the Daily News reports:Their Bedford-Stuyvesant apartment building is in foreclosure - and these tenants are feeling forsaken. Tenants at 874 Greene Ave. have suffered for months without heat or hot water even though a court-appointed receiver hired a managing company to make repairs and collect rents. "The only way I get heat is to turn the stove on," said Paulette Walker,

Full post as published by The Home Equity Theft Reporter on February 20, 2010 (boomark / email).

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